Artistry

Innovative artists and gallery exhibits

This ain't no disco: The humans in the Kurokawa/Novi_sad video 'Sirens' appear to be at a club or party. Yet something entirely else—and strange—is going on.

High Art, in Every Sense: Kurokawa’s Videos at Wood Street

Ryoichi Kurokawa is a Japanese electronic artist. The videos in his Pittsburgh show give the viewer a profound buzz.

Moshiri's 'Self-Portrait on Flying Carpet' (2009) is a dream, in every sense.

Pop Art in Dreamland: Moshiri’s ‘Go West’ Show at The Warhol

Iranian artist Farhad Moshiri's "second-generation pop art" generates cross-cultural waves—and casts a dreamlike spell.

International Velvet (Susan Bottomly) was a Warhol Superstar in the late 1960s.

Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Fame: Warhol’s ‘Stars of the Silver Screen’

The new exhibit at the Warhol Museum is more than an art show; it's psycho-history.

‘The Frick Collects’: Stories Behind the Stories Behind the Art

The current exhibit at the Frick Art Museum takes you to other worlds and tells stories within stories.

Rial's photos capture visions of hope: Jalia, a girl from the Bright Kids Uganda orphanage, contemplates the waters on an outing to Lake Victoria. She lost both parents to AIDS and her goal is to be a surgeon.

New Martha Rial Photo Exhibit: Back to Africa, This Time for Promising News

The Pulitzer winner's Uganda pictures show children being lifted from a sea of troubles.

Prada. Wedge Sandal in Rosso, Bianco, and Nero Leather, Spring/Summer 2012. Courtesy of Prada USA Corp. Photo: Jay Zukerkorn.

‘Killer Heels’ To End Dazzling Nationwide Tour at The Frick Pittsburgh

Summer isn’t the only thing coming to a close. Killer Heels, which includes nearly 150 exclusive high-heeled shoes, ends in early September, making a visit to The Frick a must

Life on the Edge, in Flashback: Lartigue’s Photos at The Frick

The Jacques Henri Lartigue show at Pittsburgh's Frick Art Museum has pictures of a world evolving from steampunk to sleek.

Introducing a Wacky Good Artist: Hetain Patel

It's Spidey, it's kung fu, and more in this British artist's North American debut exhibit at Wood Street Galleries.

Hopper's spooky 1921 etching "Night Shadows" is part of the special exhibit at Carnegie Museum. The show includes bright and sunny rural scenes, too, though it's unsure if this man will find them.

Out of the Shadows: Edward Hopper at Carnegie Museum

"CMOA Collects Edward Hopper" is a small art show that takes you into a big world.

Pittsburgh's prosperous skyline in William Gillespie Armor's "Pittsburgh from Mount Washington" (1907). Watercolor, collection of Sheryl and Bruce Wolf.

Hills, Mills, Bridges, and Chimneys: A Glimpse into Pittsburgh’s Past

An exhibition of Pittsburgh landscapes at The Frick Art Museum offers a glimpse into the city's industrial past.